Vryheid in Waarheid … Water is Lewe
Historical rivalry, economic inequalities, differences and disputes between neighbouring nations makes borders between them unsafe. Why is that so and it became sometimes a war zone between different countries? All people do have rights to live in peace. Soms meng lande onnodig in mekaar se huishoudelike aangeleenthede wat lei tot bitterheid en instroming van… Continue reading Grense – Borders – the most dangerous
Hoe groot en lank is grense? Elke land en sy burger het die reg om oor hul eie veiligheid te besluit en na goeddunke hulself beter te beveilig. Burgers spandeer duisende rande op veiligheidsisteme in plek en as regerings met opset ongewenstes en onwettiges binneland, sal daar meer misdaad en moorde plaasvind. Heelwat burgers, soos… Continue reading Borders – grense
What is the best way to safeguard yourself and your people? Previously reported about walls and think about the Americans that also want to keep strangers out of their area. It is just fair to citizens to do that and also support their governments in that matter - it is either safety or nothing. Each… Continue reading BORDERS – GRENSE
A lethal worm has recently invaded the North Coast which is causing horrific tumours and has claimed many a dog’s life, North Coast Courier reports. The number of spirocerca cases being seen by vets is dramatically on the rise, according to Ballito Vet’s Dr Louis Gouws. “We saw our first case in 2001 and they were… Continue reading Wurms / Worms (pets)
BRITISH RULE On 12 December 1963, Kenya gained independence from Britain, ending decades of oppression and unjust rule. As the British Union Jack was replaced by the black, red, and green flag, a new nation was born, carved out of the fiery furnace of the liberation war. The country boasts one of the strongest economies on the continent,… Continue reading Kenya
Somalia gains independence from Britain on 7 January 1960. Somaliland has its own green, white and red flag. Somalilanders take great pride in presenting giant versions of this flag to visiting diplomats who sometimes blush as it is unfurled in front of them because it puts them in a somewhat difficult position regarding the territory's… Continue reading Somalia
Somalia on Sunday rejected accusations by Kenya that it had auctioned off oil and gas blocks in a disputed maritime area. Nairobi on Saturday recalled its ambassador from Mogadishu for "urgent consultations" over the maritime border dispute that involves lucrative offshore oil and gas deposits. Kenya said it had acted because of an "egregious decision… Continue reading Somalia and Kenya
Kenya should learn from Somalia the meaning of national pride. Kenya and Somalia *** Disputes 2014 Oil & Gas: An Equidistant Line Could Settle Somalia-Kenya Maritime Dispute According to the AFP, Somalia argued that the maritime border should extend Southeast, in an area equidistant between the two states, while Kenya believes the line delineating water… Continue reading Somalia and Kenya conflict/dispute
Nairobi is blaming external players with interests in oil, gas and fishing for the ongoing diplomatic row over the maritime border. Diplomacy analysts reckon that Somalia’s decision to exhibit seismic data of oil blocks to potential buyers in London on February 7 was sponsored by those who are keen to exploit the resources off the… Continue reading Kenya and Somalia
February 2019 Russian state television has listed U.S. military facilities that Moscow would target in the event of a nuclear strike, and said that a hypersonic missile Russia is developing would be able to hit them in less than five minutes. The targets included the Pentagon and the presidential retreat in Camp David, Maryland.… Continue reading Putin lists nuclear targets in U.S.
Are there two different sets of rules in this country regarding everything? Is theft that occurs just like in the case of racism in the country, based on two different rules? For example, if shoplifting occurs, it gets immediate attention, such a person is immediately be identified, charged and prosecuted with the necessary penalties or… Continue reading Eskom – Koketso Choma – Matshela Koko
Korrupsie oorlog - hoe meer hulle steel, hoe groter is die oorlog teenoor die belastingbetalers. Hierdie kriminele wat steel word net nie vasgevat nie en kom weg met geld wat nie aan hulle behoort nie. En ironies hoe moeilik die "polisie" spesiale eenhede dit "ondersoek". Kommissies word almal deur die presidente van die land… Continue reading Eskom – Matshela Koko
Using light, a prototype “green” material can purify enough daily drinking water for four people in just one hour. In tests, it killed nearly 100 percent of bacteria in 10 liters of water, researchers report February 7 in Chem. Materials scientist Guoxiu Wang of the University of Technology Sydney and colleagues created ultrathin sheets of graphitic… Continue reading Water (purification) – Science news
Pretoria - The Renewable Energy Independent Power Producer ProcurementProgramme (REIPPP) is making a significant impact on the economy, job creation, community upliftment, economic transformation and climate change. According to Radebe, the REIPPP is a competitive tender process that has been designed to facilitate private sector investment into grid-connected renewable energy generation. In a short, eight-year period, it… Continue reading Eskom – Radebe – IPP – REIPPP
Die "drie muskiete" om die "paddapot" - gaan dit met kersliggies wees of gaan daar genoeg steenkool wees of dalk nog meer korrupsie by betrokke ... These are the main roll players in the Eskom debacle. Cyril and Jeff are setting Eskom up for failure so that Patrice and his company, African Rainbow Energy… Continue reading Eskom – Ramaphosa-Radebe-Motsepe
Atlantis park - Hoe kan 'n parkie oor die R12 miljoen gekos het? Dit is in 2017 opgerig en is vandag slegs 'n "gangster paradise" waar "drugs" gesmokkel word. Feitlik alles het eenvoudig net verdwyn, toerusting beskadig en eenvoudig weggedra. Volgens munisipale amptenare word alle parkies verwaarloos en gevaarlike sones vir smokkelaars. Daar kan… Continue reading Atlantis parkie: R12m – 2017
Neptune’s Grotto, located just outside the town of Alghero, is accessible by the 654-step escala del cabirol, or goat’s steps, cut into the 110-metre high Capo Caccia cliffs in 1954. Step within and you’ll find yourself standing on the precipice of a saltwater lake surrounded by stalactites and stalagmites that ooze from the grotto’s walls. Neptune’s… Continue reading Sardinia – mining – ancient areas
NATO bases occupy more than one third of Sardinia’s land and sea territory. During military drills and naval exercises, the sea surrounding Sardinia is closed to navigation and fishing, thus increasing the NATO control beyond the land boundaries to encompass around 7,200 square miles. The island of Sardinia is home to two completely different worlds.… Continue reading Sardinia island – Nato
The outcrop is known as “Queen Victoria” and if you look closely, you’ll see why. It is an outcrop of Eton Conglomerate formed by alluvial deposits It was in 1910 that the Cape Director of Irrigation, FE Kanthack, visited the valley and called it “the most favourable part of the Union.” The Gamtoos Valley is… Continue reading “Victoria” – mountain
* Die jaar 1902 is 'n verfrissende gedagte - dit roep na Vryheid. Die Boere volk is sedert 1880 gestop om onafhanklikheid te behou daarom al die Anglo-BOERE oorloå. Met die tweede Anglo BOERE oorloë nog sterk in die Boere volk se geheue, het 'n Rebellie nie lank daarna gedurende 1914 posgevat. Die Boere… Continue reading 1914 BOERE Rebellie: Suid-Afrika
